Exact2Pass
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Khai was tasked with examining the logs from a Linux email server. The server uses Sendmail to execute the command to send emailsand Syslog to maintain logs. To validate the data within email headers, which of the following directories should Khai check for information such as source and destination IP addresses, dates, and timestamps?
Which of the following terms refers to the personnel that the incident handling and response (IH & R) team must contact to report the incident and obtain the necessary permissions?
BadGuy Bob hid files in the slack space, changed the file headers, hid suspicious files in executables, and changed the metadata for all types of files on his hacker laptop. What has he committed?
Eve’s is an incident handler in ABC organization. One day, she got a complaint about email hacking incident from one of the employees of the organization. As a part of
incident handling and response process, she must follow many recovery steps in order to recover from incident impact to maintain business continuity.
What is the first step that she must do to secure employee account?
FinTechHub, a financial tech startup, experienced a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack on their main application. Post the incident the team is keen on implementing proactive measures to handle such vulnerabilities. What should be their primary focus to prevent future XSS attacks?
John is performing memory dump analysis in order to find out the traces of malware.
He has employed volatility tool in order to achieve his objective.
Which of the following volatility framework commands he will use in order to analyze running process from the memory dump?
Emma, a senior security engineer at a technology firm, discovered during a routine audit that several employees had been granted administrative access to sensitive systems, even though their roles did not require such access rights. One of these employees later accessed restricted financial data and attempted to modify audit logs. Which insider threat eradication measure would have best prevented this incident?
Zoe, a security analyst, deploys a high-interaction honeypot in the DMZ that mimics critical systems and monitors logs for scans, exploit attempts, and lateral movement techniques. What is the main purpose of Zoe’s activity?
Tara, a certified first responder in a digital forensics team, is dispatched to investigate a suspected insider attack targeting a critical workstation in the finance department. Upon arriving at the scene, she takes a methodical approach: she begins labeling all connected network cables, photographs the back panel of the workstation, documents cable connections, and records the power status of each connected device, including peripherals like external drives and monitors. She also notes the orientation and placement of equipment on the desk and the surrounding environment.
These actions are part of her protocol to ensure that, if the devices need to be moved for forensic analysis, investigators can accurately replicate the system’s physical setup at the time of the incident. What is Tara aiming to achieve with these actions?
A multinational consultancy firm recently conducted a mobile security awareness session after noticing repeated incidents of suspicious activity on corporate-linked Android devices. During the session, IT discovered that several employees had been sideloading APK files from unofficial third-party websites to access premium apps for free. These unauthorized installations introduced malware that compromised login credentials, triggered unauthorized data exfiltration, and bypassed existing security filters. Further investigation revealed that the company lacked enforcement of application certification checks on enrolled Android devices, and employees were unaware of the risks of using unverified sources. What security control should be prioritized to prevent such behavior in the future?
